Muskogee, OK News

• Muskogee, OK News
• City blocks sidewalk in front of Hunts building downtown
• System grades schools on numerous factors
• School grading system up in air
• Mother and missionary among the Cherokees
• Success Expo set Tuesday
• Choir members earn top ratings
• Railroad Day celebrated Haskell’s work for Muskogee
• Free swim lessons available for all ages
• Oklahoma Renaissance Festival
• Cooperation key to water conservation
• State of Sequoyah planned for 45 counties
• Energy debate heats up ahead of Obama visit
• MURA explores direction
• Cherokees nab Defense contract
• Petition against officers amended
• Rain soaks area; more to come
• They’ve got their Eyes on you
• Eufaula mayor asks for half-cent sales tax extension
• Woman of the cloth
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• N.H. entrepreneur links old, new retailing
• BREAKING NEWS: Libya confirms Gadhafi has been killed
• Muskogee County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Muskogee County
• NSU names new president
• Annexation opponents speak out to council
• Hilldale Elementary seeks solution to traffic troubles
• Halloween Festival
• City council nixes plan to outsource water plant
• A.M. UPDATE: Hilldale JOM Meeting set for Thursday
• Back to School for Muskogee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Coburn: Elect real-world, not political, experience
• Sister: Lack of mental health resources to blame
• Bacone wrestling lands top recruit
• Warrior Volleyball adds outside hitter
• Warriors ink Carson High School standout
• Warriors sign Jessica Jiles
• Volleyball signs Stephanie Aikens
• Bacone announces four coaching changes
• At least two robbers hit salvage yard near Summit
• Suspect in death arrested on perjury charge
• Exchange Club awards $25,000
• Warrior basketball team hosting tryout on June 28
• Bacone baseball to host open tryout
• Bacone Track brings five NAIA All-Americans honors back home
• Warriors nab All-American Honors
• Haskell assesses damage from tornado
• Wagoner starts storm cleanup
• Bedouin Temple to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame will use rail car to teach children about music
• Ark of Faith copes with flooded basement
• Assistant superintendent to retire
• Health center consolidation a matter of convenience
• Warriors finish respective playing careers with graduation
• Warriors conclude regular season
• Four Warriors honored at 2011 Honors Awards Assembly
• Warriors take two of three from Rams
• Wiley and Swanagan Impressive as Bacone claims RRAC Conference Runner-Up
• Warriors spectacular on Day One of RRAC Track Championship
• Bacone gears up for spring game
• Warriors fall to OU, split with Evangels
• Lady Warriors fall to East Central, close regular season
• Swanagan, Murphy, Rolfe heading to Nationals, Relays to Join
• Warriors takes series against Jarvis
• Warriors make schedule changes to tryout dates
• Bacone comes up short against RSU
• Lady Warriors fall to Central Baptist
• Bacone announces Trevor Rubly as the new Warriors football coach
• Bacone adds game in upcoming schedule
• Warriors take one, lose two to Wildcats
• Lady Warriors take one of three against Lady Saints
• Wiley impressive, qualifies in two events
• Bacone baseball to host senior workout
• Bacone Golf places sixth in tournament
• Warriors take two out of three against Texas Wesleyan
• Lady Warriors squeak by Huston-Tillotson
• City council races set for Eufaula voters
• Senior center receives grant
• Haskell voters to decide three races
• Okay voters to choose trustees, town clerk
• Bacone unveils 2011 football schedule
• Hollands punches ticket to Nationals in season opener
• Three vie for Checotah Police Chief
• Lady Warriors outlast Texas Wesleyan
• Warriors complete sweep of Lions
• Bacone falls to Rogers State
• Warrior basketball team hosting tryouts in April
• Warriors take one out of three from Mustangs
• Lady Warriors swept by Northwood
• Volleyball hosts first annual Alumni Challenge
• Volunteers repair, improve Ark of Faith
• Police seize drugs, guns, arrest three
• Great Decisions speaker covers international business
• Local veterans enter national art festival
• Warriors come up short against Northwood
• Men's and Women's basketball honored by RRAC
• Bacone swept by Oklahoma Christian
• Rolfe earnes All-American honors at NAIA Indoor Championship
• Warriors fall to UT-Brownsville
• Lady Warriors fall in RRAC Tourney
• Warriors edge SWAGU 93-91
• Lady Warriors fall to SWAGU
• Council OKs rezoning resident’s property
• Listen to Warriors Basketball Live
• Bacone blanked by LSU-Shreveport 14-0
• Bacone survives 94-93 in OT against Bulldogs
• Lady Warriors outlast Jarvis Christian 75-70 in OT
• Track team packs bags for NAIA Indoor Championship
• Warriors collect first win of the season against Graceland
• Lady Warriors come up short in St. Gregory's tournament
• Warriors come up short against Texas Wesleyan 97-64
• Lady Warriors fall 72-53 to Texas Wesleyan
• Warrior Baseball's games vs. Graceland pushed back
• Lady Warriors close out Lady Steers 73-70
• Bacone falls to Texas College
• United Way delivers good news to local organizations
• Police would like you to join them on Facebook
• Genealogy workshop aims to help Freedmen, others
• Sweet event set to help Habitat
• Agreement reached between EMS dispatchers and E911 Center
• Charity feeds minds of local students with donation of more than 20,000 books
• Rolfe and Corbie Add to Nationals Roster at Pitt State Invite
• Warriors outlast Huston-Tillotson 80-70
• Lady Warriors upend Lady Rams 60-45
• Listen to the Warriors homecoming contest live tonight
• Bacone swept by Texas College
• Lady Warriors fall to Lady Saints 78-68
• Listen to Warrior Basketball Live
• Warriors ready to roll in 2011
• Bacone tracksters clearing the way
• Rolfe and Swanagan earn victories and smash records at OCU Indoor Invite
• Warriors routed by Pilots 88-56
• Bacone loses to Lady Pilots 69-37
• Warriors come up short against Langston 79-71
• Bacone falls to Lady Lions 80-66
• Bacone lose to SAGU 100-92
• Lady Warriors lose close one to SAGU 71-68
• Lady Warriors torch Paul Quinn in second half
• Bacone edged by Paul Quinn 57-55
• Listen to Warrior Basketball Live Tonight
• Area closings and road conditions
• Area closings and road conditions
• Warriors' Prentice Joseph named NAIA All-American
• Warriors come up short against Texas Wesleyan
• Lady Warriors fall to Lady Rams 63-53
• Lady Warriors defeat Southwest Lady Mustangs 63-52
• Warriors overcome Mustangs 87-80
• Listen to Warrior Basketball Live Tonight
• Warriors outlast Huston-Tillotson 79-74
• Bacone loses to Huston-Tillotson 72-70
• Warrior Cheerleading Squad to help with Cheer Clinic
• A.M. UPDATE: Oklahoma road conditions
• Warriors cruise past Langston 78-67
• Lady Warriors lose nail-biter to Langston 55-51
• Listen to Warrior Basketball Live Tonight
• Four charged in robberies
• Nonprofit helps local woman receive prosthesis
• Hospitality defines Muskogee woman
• Employees’ donations aid area charities
• Lifetime hunting, fishing license prize for fundraiser
• Porum school board filing period set
• Medicine Chest Challenge set Saturday
• Cherokee financial leader selected for honor
• Military – April D. Matthews
• Early Childhood Center staff, pupils mourn slain student
• Students honor veterans
• Vet: Those who served should be honored year round
• Tragedy draws support
• “Earth Teachings” to be held at Bacone
• Filing set for Hilldale School Board seat
• Veterans Day
• Veterans recall years of service
• Muskogee man gets 13 life sentences for attack
• Muskogee man charged with manslaughter in DUI case
• Slaying of tot stuns town
• DA to bring murder charge against teen suspect in killing
• P.M. UPDATE: Habitat for Humanity looking for future homeowners
• P.M. UPDATE: Area teachers to receive additional funding
• A.M. UPDATE: Free Thanksgiving dinner scheduled for Nov. 20
• A.M. UPDATE: “Earth Teachings” to be held at Bacone
• Now open: Toxic Coal Ash Hotline
• Special Olympics horse competition
• State Bar announces Law Day contest
• Main Street team: Muskogee should take pride in history
• Minister guilty of conspiracy
• BREAKING NEWS: Four-year-old stabbing victim identified
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Nov. 10, 2010
• Neighbor talks about suspect in toddler's slaying
• Police called to child stabbing on North N Street
• Tahlequah man to stand trial on murder charge
• Firefighters turn bakers to honor those who served before them
• Turkey to help Muskogee smokers quit in Great American Smokeout
• Mall, cars model cells
• Police called to child stabbing on North N Street
• Police discover meth lab, children in vehicle
• NSU drill measures disaster preparedness
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Nov. 9, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Police discover meth lab, children in vehicle
• P.M. UPDATE: Police arrest man after finding 5-year-old alone
• Today’s best bet 11.09.10
• Porum man sentenced to lengthy prison term
• Hearing delayed for Eufaula officer
• OU student from Muskogee recognized at awards
• Skatepark construction gets go ahead
• Fort Gibson officials discuss water issue
• Muskogee man expected to be charged today with manslaughter
• Sentencing delayed for violent offender
• Fort Gibson woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• MHS freshmen learn about Oklahoma City bombing
• P.M. UPDATE: County Commissioners Meeting at a Glance
• P.M. UPDATE: Hulbert man remains hospitalized following crash
• P.M. UPDATE: Hilldale budget meeting set
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Nov. 8, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Hilldale sets Indian ed meeting
• Pardon and Parole Board to meet, consider release of dozens from area
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Verna Diebold Lathrop
• Living with assurance
• False alarm calls continue to be problematic for city
• MEETING — Muskogee Board of County Commissioners
• Muskogee citizens honor veterans with parade
• Testing will thin out number of applicants
• Retiring firefighters could put a dent in the city’s budget
• NSU to participate in emergency exercise
• ICTC celebrates 40th anniversary
• 7th & 8th Grade Center PTO meeting
• Open forum set for MPS parents
• MPS parent committee meetings scheduled
• Vision screening set for Wednesday
• Indian Ed committee to meet Monday
• Two arrested on drug-related complaints
• Woman injured in single-vehicle crash
• Today’s best bet 11.06.10
• Two incumbents win UKB election
• County Committee ballots mailed today
• Vian man sentenced for distributing steroids
• Bacone students’ meeting with BIA official encouraging
• City council to discuss skatepark construction
• Longtime teacher, coach, writer dies
• Skull discovered in storage unit
• A.M. UPDATE: Proceeds of benefit to purchase playground equipment
• A.M. UPDATE: Prevent Blindness Oklahoma to conduct vision screening
• A.M. UPDATE: Vets celebration on tap at Cherokee Nation
• P.M. UPDATE: Parade Saturday to honor veterans
• P.M. UPDATE: Jackson Hewitt Tax Service to host blood drive
• Muskogee man pleads not guilty to murder
• Free event set at Muskogee hospital
• Veterans Day Parade set for Saturday
• Dinner to honor former priest
• Four victims taken to hospital after accident
• OSB students get information at career fair
• Free Fall Book Fair to benefit students and parents
• Community garden a successful venture
• House a true haven for female relatives of veterans hospitalized at VA
• P.M. UPDATE: Tahlequah VFW auxiliary to serve lunch after parade
• Four inducted into Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame
• P.M. UPDATE: Two arrested on drug-related complaints
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Nov. 5, 2010
• Grant will expand Warner school library’s reading selection
• Arsenic found near dump site
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Nov. 4, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Hilldale sets Indian ed meeting
• P.M. UPDATE: Veterans Day Parade set for Saturday
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee man charged with murder pleads not guilty
• P.M. UPDATE: Red Cross responds to house fire
• P.M. UPDATE: Enroll now For Zoë's annual Christmas Party
• COMING FRIDAY
• 3 arrested after year’s 80th meth lab bust
• Coburn wins second term over lesser-known challengers
• District 15 Rep. Cannaday to serve a third term
• Boren earns re-election
• 7th & 8th Grade Center principal resigns
• Voters, politicians: Election results refute Obama policies
• Fallin wins historic race
• Muskogee Public Works and Finance Committees at a glance
• P.M. UPDATE: Porum Elementary Honor Rolls
• P.M. UPDATE: State Bar announces Law Day contest 
• P.M. UPDATE: Three arrested on drug manufacturing complaint
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Nov. 3, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Warner library celebrates with open house
• District 3 incumbent retains seat
• Kuester wins as District 27 voters get new district attorney
• BREAKING NEWS: LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS
• A.M. UPDATE: Direct election fraud complaints to U.S. Attorney’s office
• State questions could boost voter turnout
• Muskogee County voters head to polls today
• Church group constructs outdoor teaching space
• P.M. UPDATE: Shooting at Whispering Pines
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Nov. 1, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Eufaula Council sets termination hearing for officer
• Student takes gun onto school property
• November is epilepsy awareness month
• Scout seeks donations for service project
• Cemetery office construction ongoing
• Muskogee Public Schools hosting suicide-prevention training class
• Porter teen needs help to get double-lung transplant
• Eufaula police officer appealing termination
• Salvation Army seeks angels for holiday community outreach
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Vera Jean Robertson
• The keeper of the flame - Vera Jean Robertson is the class mom of her Muskogee Central High School Class of 1950
• Banquet set to honor vets
• New authentication system for seniors may cause complications
• Muskogee Public Library basement holds artwork
• County WIC clients failing to take advantage
• Food, entertainment bring crowd to Fort Gibson
• Music Hall of Fame to induct legendary drummer
• Commissioners’ budgets will absorb courthouse costs next year
• Process of collecting court fines and fees being changed
• Parade’s grand marshal was destined for military life
• Veterans Parade coming to Muskogee
• Checotah schools to host hearing
• Diabetes group hosts doctor to speak
• 263 vote Saturday in Muskogee County
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 29, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE:Scout seeks donations for Haven House project
• Dentist hosts dog adoption day
• Spiro man killed in crash
• Woman pleads guilty in baby’s death
• Cherokees break ground on W.W. Hastings Hospital projects
• NAACP meeting set to nominate officers
• Economy key issue in race
• In-person absentee voting available today
• Insurance commissioner cites experience, tenacity as job qualifications
• Muscogee Indians host election Monday
• Parkview ‘pinks out’
• Plucky clucker: VA boss struts for cash
• MCCOYS to hold DUI school session
• Woman enters plea as accessory to murder
• NAACP youth to host party
• Boynton elects three trustees
• Exhibit has works of former Bacone art director
• Improvements planned at Spaulding, skateboard parks
• Shawnee construction ongoing through January
• Letting students create helps Muskogee teacher win award
• Hundreds of locals cast their ballots early
• P.M. UPDATE: Cast your vote early
• P.M. UPDATE: Muscogee Indian Community to hold election
• P.M. UPDATE: Filing set for Warner school board seat
• Food handler’s class set today
• New dance group holds car wash
• Horse show planned Saturday
• Organization celebrates Weatherization Day
• CPR, first aid classes set
• Tony Goetz students earn award from Heart Association
• Schools recycle to raise money
• McIntosh County commissioner hopefuls driven on roads
• Ministerial Alliance members tour MHS
• Baby found probably not live birth
• PM UPDATE: Video of suspect in Subway robbery
• COMING FRIDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 28, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Corps waives day-use fees for vets
• P.M. UPDATE: EMS to host Halloween event
• P.M. UPDATE: Cast your vote early
• P.M. UPDATE: Free respiratory education event set at Muskogee Community Hospital
• Boynton trustee pleads guilty
• Restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• Woman stabbed, no arrests made
• Baby found dead Tuesday at Walmart
• NSU Second Century Square under construction
• Expert: Easy access to prescription drugs is problem
• Teacher, rancher vie for office
• Summit seeks to use plan to strengthen opportunities
• Five officer openings draw 120 hopefuls
• Clerk flees robber
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 27, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Mother of dead infant identified
• P.M. UPDATE: Prevent Blindness Oklahoma to conduct vision screening
• P.M. UPDATE: Suspect in armed robbery may have struck again
• P.M. UPDATE: California woman injured in I-40 crash
• P.M. UPDATE: Boynton trustee pleads guilty
• P.M. UPDATE: Veterans Day Parade planned for Nov. 6
• P.M. UPDATE: Blood drive and costume revue set for Friday at Phoenix
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 26, 2010
• Armed robber strikes convenience store
• Warner cancels flu shot clinic
• Man’s sentencing for assault postponed
• OG&E says it will comply with order
• Jess Dunn inmates earn degrees and diplomas
• Wagoner County women seek Senate seat
• Family of teen disagree with OHP report
• Voters to decide on hotel-motel tax raise
• Wagoner Sheriff’s Office to look into bid issue
• Under construction: Projects include restaurant, apartments, Dollar General
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 25, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Sentencing postponed in assault case
• One out of four illiterate
• Muskogeeans take part in OSU honors college
• FG grad seeks support for his Marine unit
• Candidates want small businesses to thrive
• Wagoner County Fair Board OKs work without getting bids
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Tommie Hiseley
• Almost 100 and still going strong
• Studying da Vinci’s practices benefits students
• Voters can cast ballots early
• Indian ed elections set for Fort Gibson
• Fort Gibson Indian Ed Committee to meet
• Red Ribbon Week to be celebrated
• Man jailed after allegedly shooting at two women
• Area Halloween schedules
• DA hopefuls tout qualifications
• District 15 State House candidates target budget, education
• Literacy programs need tutors
• Muskogee Red Cross plans blood drive
• Halloween Festival
• Today’s best bets 10.22.10
• Bookstore to send funds to Haiti
• St. Joseph fall carnival Sunday
• Eastern Star helps with donation
• CSC enrollment begins Monday
• Prescription drug abuse forum planned
• Residents map out key issues for city plan
• Four-way stop back on Court Street
• Speaker says tobacco tax could boost rural physician numbers
• Apartment complex celebrates Halloween
• Drew Edmondson to return to private practice after term ends
• Dead woman identified by police
• OSBI examining evidence handling in shooting case
• More services available in Tahlequah for patients with kidney diseases
• Event spotlights domestic violence
• Investments key issue in race
• Police probe death
• Wagoner Hospital CEO: Sales tax would improve health care in city
• Roads, bridges, 911 addresses key in District 3 campaign
• Mayor: Boost tourism tax
• A.M. UPDATE: Mayor to propose increase in hotel-motel tax
• A.M. UPDATE: Dead woman identified by police
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 22, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Promotions announced at Jess Dunn Correctional Center
• Final day for NAACP memberships
• Deadline nears for absentee voters
• Nighthawks get new commander
• Woman charged as accessory to murder waives hearing
• Four area institutions earn state tourism awards
• Netbooks boost Spanish class
• Insurance commissioner candidate: I represent ‘core values’
• Sophomores face question ‘What do I want to be?’
• DA clears officer in shooting
• BREAKING NEWS: Muskogee woman found dead in east side home
• COMING FRIDAY
• BREAKING NEWS: Muskogee man stabbed
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 21, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Hilldale to host ACT prep workshop
• Convicted rapist’s sentencing delayed
• Court refuses to overturn sex abuse conviction
• City seeks input for community’s vision
• Saturday is the day to clean up in Muskogee
• Some downtown stop signs removed
• ‘The Pirate’ donates $10K to Education Foundation
• Muskogee Public Works and Finance Committees at a glance
• Campaign ordinance sent back to drawing board
• Water leaves bad taste for Fort Gibson’s customers
• Port wants metal plant site tested
• COMING THURSDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 20, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Forum on prescription drug abuse planned
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Eastern Star helps with donation
• P.M. UPDATE: Deadline approaching for absentee voters
• P.M. UPDATE: Deadline Thursday to purchase NAACP membership
• Man in fair condition following shooting
• P.M. UPDATE: Red Cross plans blood drive
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 19, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Port Authority asks DEQ for testing
• P.M. UPDATE: Some downtown stop signs removed
• P.M. UPDATE: Tahlequah man sentenced in federal court
• P.M. UPDATE: Sexual abuse convictions stand, says appeals court
• MPS tells where the money goes
• Taylor Ferry to honor firefighters
• UKB mourns passing of Tribal Secretary
• Found bones most likely animal
• Town of Warner to host clean-up day
• Brothers’ artwork to be presented at library
• Former Corning Glass Works property purchased at auction
• Quinton man shot after argument
• Treats for the troops: Blue Star Moms prepping for Christmas gift boxes
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 18, 2010
• State Questions forum set Thursday
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Nelson Myers
• Health and nature
• Budget cutbacks slice Health Department’s staff, services
• In-depth training program to give a hand
• Event to spotlight domestic violence, remember victims
• Political caravan makes local stop
• McIntosh County voter ed forum set
• State rep to meet voters on ballot questions
• Students present top 10 history moments
• Firefighters raise funds for helipad
• Officials seeking railroad easement’s owner
• Program highlights healthy businesses
• Keeping channel open a battle
• Going deeper – Deeper channel would boost business
• Local musician takes show to Tulsa venue
• BFSA students meet their food
• Fallin wants lower taxes, ‘right-sized’ government
• Wagoner eyes award
• Muskogee police report 10.16.10
• Today’s best bets 10.16.10
• Library cancer ed session set today
• Tea Party hosts election event today
• Warner schools to host flu shot clinic
• Northeastern State to host teacher fair
• Potential Jack-o-Lanterns paint smiles on Pershing kids
• CSC hosts residential landscaping class
• Killer gets OK for post-death rituals
• Top honors in three categories go to area artist
• Lease could speed 911 dispatching system installation
• Scholarships offered through Freedmen
• Summit keys on regional plan for growth
• Cherokee Nation employee top leader
• Downtown drivers will soon see fewer stop signs
• Bullybreed owners can win dog care certificates
• Quake shakes nerves
• Fort Gibson man charged with rape of child
• BFSA receives OG&E grant for literacy
• Scout seeks donations for Eagle rank project
• Police: Avoid auto burglaries
• Muldrow man executed for killing fisherman
• Local church holds prayer vigil during execution
• Mayor says tourism growth key
• NAACP to hold meeting tonight
• Boynton meeting set to elect trustees
• Group collecting for Make a Difference Day
• School wants help to win grant for playground
• Commissioners seek funding for bridges
• District 2 contender says voters are upset with government
• Hilldale sets vote on $20.9M bond
• P.M. UPDATE: NAACP to hold monthly meeting Thursday
• A.M. UPDATE: Earthquake rattles parts of Oklahoma
• A.M. UPDATE: Earthquake felt locally
• Mother files suit against OG&E
• VA medical center offers flu shots
• Oktaha 4-H, FFA pie auction set
• Military – Airman Chet A. Durrett
• Drum Awards winners list announced
• Boynton calls meeting to appoint trustees
• P.M. UPDATE: Rotary event to benefit centennial project
• P.M. UPDATE: VA medical center offers flu shots for vets
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 11, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS: Phoenix names new publisher
• Muskogee County District Court 10.12.10
• Workshop for women in business set
• Arrowhead Mall has new marketing director
• Barnsdall man hurt in Haskell County crash
• Four injured in motorcycle accident in Haskell County
• CSC hosts residential landscaping class
• City officials still tight on spending
• New Social Security building opens
• Civitan Club seeks $38K to build handicapped accessible playground
• New Phoenix publisher feels at home
• Voters asked to approve change to ward districting
• Musician shares talent and experience with others
• Majority of convenience stores pass the ID test when selling beer
• MEETING — Muskogee City Council
• Man finds faults with road where Porum teen was killed
• MEETING — Muskogee County Board of Commissioners
• Charter change could help fire department find replacements
• MRMC offering free clinical breast exams
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Aaron Abraham
• Cherokee Nation extends transit routes to include Muskogee
• Educators speak out against consolidation
• Influences from all over
• Chronic conditions don’t have to dictate life
• Carrie rocks Tulsa: Checotah star shines at BOK Center
• Warner school to host board meeting
• World Sight Day seeks donations
• Muskogee Wellness Initiative promotes healthy life
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation hosts event
• Cherokee Nation offers free flu shots
• Oktaha man arrested on drug complaints
• Polling places moved for general election
• Muskogee NAACP makes announcements
• Proceeds from forfeiture to be split among agencies
• Former Boynton town administrator pleads guilty to nepotism
• Fort Gibson man found guilty in manslaughter case
• Two vehicles involved in injury accident at 32nd Street and West Shawnee Bypass
• Students join forces with others to fix up Civitan building
• Ground broken for low-income senior housing complex
• Cherokee Elementary students score party for bump in API scores
• P.M. UPDATE: Some polling places moved for general election
• BREAKING NEWS: Fort Gibson man found guilty of manslaughter
• BREAKING NEWS: Former Boynton town administrator pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• ADSAC/DUI school classes to start
• Manslaughter case nears completion
• Woodmen sponsor project at Civitan
• Columbus Day closings
• VA medical center installs electronic bulletin boards
• Local man elected to health care group
• Growth brings recognition
• Boren stumps in Muskogee
• Eight wrecks rack roads
• Woman robbed at gunpoint
• P.M UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 8, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: ADSAC/DUI school classes set
• P.M. UPDATE: Child recovery tools offered free
• Sample ballots are available
• Enroll now for CPR and first aid training
• NSU Jazz Series takes stage tonight in Tahlequah
• Hulbert group works to improve city’s appearance
• Charities the winners of race
• Sadler presents ‘Fiddler’
• Town officials in court next month
• Boynton water and sewer project up in the air
• If you love the water: Swim, fitness center offers lifeguard training
• Porum teen killed in crash
• A.M. UPDATE: Police seek robbery suspect
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Oct. 7, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: 'Carol's Christmas' opens Thursday
• BREAKING NEWS: Porum teen killed in crash
• MHS T-shirts to be available
• Indian education committees to meet
• Two earn promotions at Jess Dunn Correctional Center
• Hulbert man awaits sentencing in federal court
• Medical Center Authority votes to reduce city debt
• Honorary street name a step closer for Bacone
• Dope cash fights drugs
• Fort Gibson considers 98-acre sports complex
• Rachel’s Challenge issued
• Warrants issued for town officials
• A.M. UPDATE: Sample ballots available
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 6, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Park Hill man injured in single-vehicle crash
• BREAKING NEWS: Boynton mayor and trustee surrender
• Cherokee language classes offered
• History talk will focus on tribal health care
• Boy Scouts of America celebrate their 100th anniversary at Tulsa fair
• Investigators called in to look at complaints about Boynton trustees
• DA asks for OSBI assistance in fatal shooting investigation
• Muskogee native excels in Marine training in South Carolina
• Event proceeds to pay for breast cancer screenings and mammograms
• ODOT projects have been a blessing and a curse for some
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 5, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Medical Center Authority votes to approve help to city
• BREAKING NEWS: Warrants issued for Boynton officials
• Muskogee police report 10.05.10
• MEETING — Muskogee Board of County Commissioners
• P.M. UPDATE: Time running out to apply for voter registration
• P.M. UPDATE: Cherokee language classes offered
• COMING TUESDAY
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 4, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Golf tournament raises money for Habitat
• P.M. UPDATE: Workshop for women in business set
• Local singer inducted into hall of fame
• Today’s best bets 10.03.10
• Government vendor workshop planned
• School hosts Rachel’s Challenge on Tuesday
• Checotah schools to hold budget hearing
• Meeting to discuss state questions
• NSU’s homecoming Friday filled with events
• Pastor comes near death on African mission
• Rural Internet to get big boost
• Small schools pay big salaries
• Consolidation would free up funds
• OKIE: Twenty years in Navy lead to service to veterans
• Lots of activities around town
• Banker takes reins at different firm
• Clowns on fire to save lives by teaching safety
• Muskogee man convicted of shooting with intent to kill
• Jurors recommend prison for brothers in drive-by shooting
• Officer shoots suspect
• Today’s best bets 10.02.10
• IRS tax workshop for businesses set
• Mental health services under review
• MRMC offers free prostate screening Thursday
• Fort Gibson girls share the crown
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Oct. 1, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Workshop set for potential government vendors
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect dies of gunshot wound
• Gang members can come from all walks of life
• Popular character teaches students how to be good friends
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 30, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Cherokee Nation contributes to Muskogee County fire departments
• BREAKING NEWS: Green confirmed U.S. Attorney
• P.M. UPDATE: History talk will focus on tribal health care
• Area men arrested after meth lab found
• Tahlequah man sent to federal prison
• Pass for Cash contest to be held at FG game
• Today’s best bets 10.1.10
• Program promotes sexual abstinence in boys
• Students get look at Native American past
• U.S. Senate confirms Muskogee attorney Mark Green
• Jurors recommend life without parole for Muskogee man
• P.M. UPDATE: Suspect confesses to shooting Arby’s employee
• P.M. UPDATE: Fort Gibson man killed in utility trailer accident
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee woman honored at OSU
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 29, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Westville man convicted of rape
• Westville man convicted of rape
• Rougher Store open today, Friday
• Social Security Office to move
• Arkansas River Hall of Fame honors man with Muskogee ties
• Grant provides take-home computers for Briggs’ students
• Program gets seniors back into the workforce
• Workshop to help interview Grandma
• Residents should receive 911 address notices soon
• MPS needs you to give time ‘for the kids’
• Suspect charged with assault
• BREAKING NEWS: Female employee injured in shooting at Arby's
• MEETING — Muskogee Board of County Commissioners
• Today's best bets 09.28.10
• Health care state question debated
• Library system board to meet today
• Two Eufaula students named to show cast
• Muskogee NAACP holds special meeting
• Parent-teacher conferences set
• No action taken on Fort Gibson police chief’s employment
• Teen sentenced for molestation
• Council says drainage problem fixed at Robison Park
• Library system looks at other options for offices
• Boynton asked to appoint new administrator
• Area law officers take Gangs 101
• Boynton administrator, secretary may have been paid illegally
• Got milk? St. Joseph students meet cow, learn about dairy
• Summit targets remedies for health care workforce shortages
• Counselor of year want kids to feel safe, cared for
• Wagoner will vote on tax hike
• Muskogee Regional Fair kicks off today
• Area man arrested after shooting
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 28, 2010
• DA: Proposed judge not eligible
• Three Forks brought earliest settlers
• Saying goodbye and good luck to Larry Corvi
• MPS seeks to update ethnicity, race records
• Foundation seeking nominations for 2011
• City ready to proceed with phase 2 of Robinson Park project
• Training exercise tests emergency response
• Fishing tournament has ‘powerful’ impact on vets
• Schools face shortfall when stimulus ends
• Cities fund improvement projects with federal money
• Seminar, demonstration to help women defend themselves
• Utility bill spikes $500 for INCOR clients
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Kay Pickard Kilgore
• Flower Power — Okie from Muskogee takes pride in flower business
• Program aims to combat poverty, juvenile crime
• Muskogee County District Court 09.25.10
• Muskogee police report 09.25.10
• Judge will allow molestation suspect to teach children
• Sinkhole stops traffic on Elgin
• Today’s best bets 09.25.10
• Conference promotes Native history through narration
• Hilldale queen celebrates coronation with close friend
• Trial delayed for former principal
• Gore schools to hold meetings, elections
• Arson trial awaits decision on evidence
• A.M. UPDATE: Sink hole closes section of Elgin Street
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee police report 09.24.10
• ICTC to hold class on working with tribes
• ICTC to host GSA workshop
• Area students graduate Kaplan
• Tahlequah residents sentenced on gun violations
• Walk to raise funds for Multiple Sclerosis Society clients
• Homecoming queen ‘rock’ for mother during cancer fight
• DA: Meeting canceled illegally
• Local veterans invited to national creative arts event
• Ex-Port worker suspected of embezzling $23K
• Port traffic increases
• P.M. UPDATE: Tahlequah man gets 60 months in federal prison
• P.M. UPDATE: NAACP plans annual Freedom Fund Banquet
• P.M. UPDATE: Boynton calls, then cancels special meeting
• Agency offers college planning materials
• Local physician earns honor
• Rep. to serve on training task force
• Students can participate in Heritage Week competitions
• Red Cross to hold number of blood drives
• NSU student served at Tomb of the Unknowns
• Concert ‘a piece of Okla. history’
• Century-old sewer line set for replacement
• Like a shiny bubble of God’s love
• Judge orders trial in mall slaying
• Former officer settles suit against Webbers Falls
• Port Authority awards Eagle Claw site prep bid
• Park users voice concern about standing water around splash pad
• BREAKING NEWS: Mall shooting suspect must face trial
• Muskogee County District Court 09.21.10
• Muskogee police report 09.21.10
• TO OUR READERS
• Students offer ways to control bullying at summit
• Softball, volleyball updates
• Challenge set to raise funds for March of Dimes, Shriners
• A.M. UPDATE: Governor proclaims Oct. 3-9 Bullying Prevention Awareness Week
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee police report 09.21.10
• NAACP, ministers union begin management of King Center
• Phoenix publisher accepts new job
• Clowns pass out tickets to children for Shrine Circus
• P.M. UPDATE: Electricity service restored to Fort Gibson, surrounding areas
• Today's best bets 09.21.10
• Muskogee Parks and Rec Dept. taking bids
• Three sentenced on multiple convictions
• State question would allow for rainy day fund increases
• Webbers Falls brothers accused of assault and hate crime
• Various applicants seek Foundation summer grants
• Motorcycle Trail raises money for scholarships
• MEETING — City of Muskogee Foundation Board of Directors Regular meeting
• MEETING — City of Muskogee Public Works and Finance Committees.
• MEETING — Muskogee Board of Education Regular Meeting.
• Library to celebrate Family History Month
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Ken Weddle
• ‘PaPa’ can do it all: Ken Weddle is a businessman, a supportive father and loyal cheerl
• Honoring the lost: Event planned to honor and remember victims of murder
• Shifting state funding to private schools draws criticism
• Braggs schools to sponsor spaghetti dinner
• Police find no one harmed after shots fired into house
• Family becomes first to pay off Habitat home here
• School funding fight
• Connors cheer squad raising funds for Florida competition
• Poker run to benefit VA medical center
• Workshop to offer tips on better lifestyle
• Fort Gibson Dam road to close temporarily
• Fort Gibson student named Top 20 at OSU
• Gore hosts meeting for middle school students
• Two men indicted on weapons charges
• Gore to host meeting for HS students
• Queen of the coupon scene: Tahlequah woman has found way to get groceries cheap
• Muskogee students honored at OSU
• Students study founding document
• Streets took names from town builders
• Officials surrender: Boynton mayor, administrator released to attorneys
• Legislators may be forced to reexamine policies
• Glass Crusaders: Students learn, observe and take part in recycling event
• COMING SATURDAY
• P.M. UPDATE: Two area men indicted on weapons charges
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 17, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Grand marshal nominations open for veterans parade
• Resident assaulted in robbery attempt
• Paralyzed fishermen need help with bass tournament
• Town officials expected to turn selves in
• Settlement conference held in police crash case
• Couple to be honored as Farm Family of the Year
• Dealer rewards grades with cars
• Clergy share ideas to help vets
• Man ejected from van in crash
• Baby critical in St. Francis, abuse is suspected
• Woman held on assault charge
• P.M. UPDATE: Boynton officials surrender on nepotism charges
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 16, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Resident assaulted after being tricked into opening door
• Local church hosts marriage workshop
• Essay contest offers shot at $5,000 prize
• Connors student earns scholarship
• Keetoowah celebration set for Oct. 1, 2
• Breakfast to tout natural gas as alternative energy source
• Students reclaim heritage
• Former TPWA officials face embezzlement charges
• Change would make councilor resign to run for chief
• Educator fires back at Fla. ex-governor
• State not closing Boynton-Moton
• COMING FRIDAY
• BREAKING NEWS: Man injured in crash on Arline
• P.M. UPDATE: Police investigate possible abuse of 7-week-old
• Okay man to face murder charge
• Warner native CSC recruiting director
• Officials: Couple pulled over with 39 bales of marijuana
• Cleaners to night spot: Downtown building transformed
• Schools receive $1.17M boost
• Tribal council passes $588M budget
• Van slides into gully, passengers unhurt
• Nepotism warrants issued for Boynton mayor, town administrator
• Tahlequah man charged with murder
• Boynton-Moton High shut down
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 15, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Fundraiser to benefit Fort Gibson Boy Scouts
• P.M. UPDATE: Being an American Citizen essay contest announced
• A.M. UPDATE: INCOR client injured in collision
• P.M. UPDATE: Single-vehicle crash on U.S. 69
• P.M. UPDATE: Okay man to face murder charge
• BREAKING NEWS: Charges filed against Boynton mayor and administrator
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 14, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Warner native new CSC recruiting director
• P.M. UPDATE: Cherokee County seizes $1.6 million in marijuana
• Real Estate pros meeting on Friday
• Glass collection event is Saturday
• Today’s best bet 09.14.10
• Bacone College hosts safety event
• Muskogee County Free Fair Livestock Show Results
• Walk to benefit children served by Kelly B. Todd Center
• Absence of agenda cancels Boynton council meeting
• City council agrees to repay overcharged water customers
• Askins hopes to address state’s budget concerns
• Oklahoma plans to spend billions on road, bridge repairs
• P.M. UPDATE: Glass collection event is Saturday
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 13, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Agency offers college planning materials
• Evidence return can be complicated matter
• Passion for Caring & Teaching
• Recycling center offers incentives to recycle Saturday
• Marshals undertook dangerous job
• MEETING – Muskogee City Council
• MEETING – Fort Gibson Board of Education
• MEETING – Muskogee County Board of Commissioners
• Connors enrollment jumps more than 17 percent
• Area youth show swine, cattle at Muskogee County Free Fair
• Native American babies at risk here
• Numbers say Native American kids face challenges
• ‘Sponsors’ could pay to spay/neuter pets if city OKs proposal
• County to get new 911 addresses
• Leadership Muskogee searching for candidates
• Four injured in Sunday traffic accident
• Farm Service Agency reminds producers of deadline
• Members urged to enroll youth in tribe
• September 11 remembered by firefighters
• Sheep, goats take center stage at competition
• Fun key element to PE now
• Helping others a hands-on job
• Council, police chief at odds
• Muskogee library to be closed today
• Freedmen to discuss treaty rights
• Private college reps to visit MHS
• MHS students complete internships at Langston U.
• Apartments for seniors coming
• City mulls online utility billing system
• Fair offers sense of history
• Bogus baby scam takes victims
• P.M. UPDATE: Library to be closed Saturday
• COMING SATURDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 10, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Bedouin Shrine hosts car show Saturday
• MHS graduate awarded FFA scholarship
• Advocates needed for abused and neglected children
• Local student inducted into 4-H hall of fame
• NSU square celebrates century
• Manslaughter convict gets appeal dismissal
• Bacone offers classes in OKC
• Rain brings relief, concern
• DEQ to check dust near dump site
• COMING FRIDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Bids open on Port project
• P.M. UPDATE: Glass company workers to hold reunion
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 9, 2010
• JOM meeting set for today
• Rougher Store open today
• Three hurt in two-vehicle collision
• BIA audit unavailable
• Connors’ summer 2010 graduates
• Micro-loans available through Cherokee Nation program
• Trail system river bound
• P.M. UPDATE: NAACP to meet for banquet planning
• COMING THURSDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Polic Reports Sept. 8, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Public prayer event set for Saturday
• Moore man suspect in hit-and-run
• P.M. UPDATE: OHP report incomplete on fatal boat accident
• P.M. UPDATE: Eufaula man dies in head-on crash
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Sept. 7, 2010
• Attorneys in murder case to meet
• Eufaula man dies in head-on crash
• Teachers file lawsuit against MPS
• Volunteers needed to boost Infant Supply Closet
• Schools eligible for impact aid
• Crash flips SUV, drivers uninjured
• Muskogee Public Works and Finance Committees at a glance
• City looks to resolve water, sewer billing errors
• Convicted rapist seeks new trial
• Today’s best bets 09.07.10
• Fundraiser to help with medical bills
• Donors to boosters may win new car
• VA to aid vets exposed to Agent Orange
• Learning center program helps kids left alone after 3 p.m.
• Inmates give a “New Leash on Life” through program
• Be-labored day: On National day of rest, some still have work to do
• Large grass fire blazes: Flames scorch up to 1,000 acres in McIntosh County
• ‘Sweetheart of the mall’
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Verlin Crigger
• BREAKING NEWS: Troopers locate boater believed to have left fatal crash
• Man wins $100 gas card for donating blood
• Muskogee Development looks to expand to develop regional plan
• Troopers locate boater believed to have left fatal crash
• Two local schools increase test scores using incentives and learning programs
• CASA seeks volunteers
• Today’s best bet 09.05.10
• Fort Gibson committee to meet
• Porum JOM committee to meet
• Blood drive set at Muskogee High School
• Six people involved in boat accident
• Civic center’s function is to bring tax dollars to city
• Tahlequah mom’s head to be shaved on national television
• Cherokee National Holiday brings visitors from around the world
• Mankiller remembered during State of the Nation address
• ‘Coolest thing’ happens for band queen, despite hot gym
• Tiger cards on sale
• Boynton officials take ‘retreat’ until Tuesday
• Hearing continues for man accused as accessory in fatal shooting
• New iPhone app helps pinpoint open shelters in emergencies
• Boynton schools’ treasurer says teachers paid
• Braggs recalls evacuees fondly
• Warner man accused of exposing self to I-40 motorists
• Residents and Katrina survivor recall disaster
• Most Muskogee stores don’t sell tobacco to minors
• 18 arrested in meth sweep
• Boynton town administrator bickering with firefighters
• Muskogee’s banner moment
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 3, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Boren announces $235,000 grant for Native American Business Enterprise Center
• A.M. UPDATE: Training available for mediators
• P.M. UPDATE: Man injured in two-vehicle collision
• P.M. UPDATE: Club to sell barbecue at game tonight
• Labor Day closing list
• Wagoner fiberglass business burns
• Police plan Labor Day checkpoints
• Plane makes belly landing at Davis Field
• Fort Gibson man injured in crash
• Highway patrol warns of holiday hazards
• Residence burglarized while occupant home
• P.M. UPDATE: Court date delayed for Muskogee teen charged with murder
• COMING FRIDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 2, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Cherokee Principal Chief Chad Smith announces his re-election bid
• P.M. UPDATE: Corps reopens two recreational areas at Tenkiller Lake
• P.M. UPDATE: Labor Day closing list
• Traffic safety issue at Irving
• Police look for suspect in drive-by shooting
• Boynton teachers, principal fail to receive paychecks
• Boynton city hall locked up
• Muskogee police report 09.02.10
• Today’s best bets 09.02.10
• Two injured in crash in Cherokee County
• MHS Rougher Store open Friday
• Fund set to help sick mother of five
• Woman arrested for pseudoephedrine
• School passes No Child Left Behind review
• Porum man to face stolen property charges
• Uncertainty over Creek proposal crimps school budgets
• Cherokee National Holiday to include tours; kicks off Friday
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Sept. 1, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Fund set to help sick mother of five
• A.M. UPDATE: Police watching for drunk drivers
• BREAKING NEWS: Police investigate drive-by
• P.M. UPDATE: Woman arrested for purchasing pseudoephedrine
• Man arrested with meth lab in backpack
• First Baptist hosts outreach program
• ICTC to offer training on SBA 8(a)
• Student honored by Achievement Academy
• Stay alert to stay safe around water
• New undersheriff, new chief deputy at sheriff’s office
• Grass fire destroys hay fields
• Columbine death to spark change here
• Town officials under investigation: Boynton government faces scrutiny by Sheriff, DA
• A.M. UPDATE: Man arrested with meth lab in backpack
• A.M. UPDATE: VA regulation to aid vets exposed to Agent Orange
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Aug. 31, 2010
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire departments battle grass fire
• Today’s best bets 09.01.10
• Several groups of scouts turn out for funeral
• Businessman who had major impact in Muskogee dies
• Official: No reason for concern over Bacone finances
• Parents assured Fort Gibson High is safe following altercation
• Two teens face trial on deadly weapon charge
• Program at chapel encourages offenders to be accountable
• Bacone students, faculty work project at WISH
• A.M. UPDATE: Police investigate alleged embezzlement at port
• P.M. UPDATE: Police investigate rape
• P.M. UPDATE: City sets website for input on comprehensive plan
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Nick Moore
• A penny saved is a penny earned
• Video visitation in the works for jail inmates, families
• A say in the matter: Web site allows for citizen input for future development
• Vision screening to be performed at Stidham
• NSU announces winners of President’s Model the Way awards
• Candidate, groups attack environmental petitions
• U.S. 69 to narrow for pavement testing
• Vision screening set Monday at Sadler
• Blood drive set Thursday
• MEETING – Muskogee Board of County Commissioners
• Rotary project to supply ‘Shoes for Souls’
• Competition crafted in cardboard
• Grants provide tech to improve learning
• Grant, bond spending must go on
• Today’s best bets 08.29.10
• Man injured at Lake Tenkiller
• EPA reg would affect fly ash site
• Coburn: Hold me accountable
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Aug. 27, 2010
• Connors cheerleaders earn bid to compete in Nationals
• NSU awards tuition waivers from campaign to pair
• UKB to host two runs in October
• Mortgage loans available for veterans
• Man taken to hospital after crash
• Growing global awareness: Turkish students meet, talk to Muskogee mayor
• Muskogee County scores
• Changes in school scores reflect change in scoring criteria
• Foundation starts 2011 grant process
• Connors enrollment deadline set Friday
• Vendor space available for Cherokee National Holiday
• Tahlequah project to eliminate parking spaces, create ‘green space’
• Muskogee man commits suicide
• Day of Caring chance to lend a hand
• Navy chiefs to refurbish USS Batfish
• Local man reported missing; last seen Saturday
• State of Sequoyah conference set
• Building on history: Renovation keeps historical school operating
• Cherokees accepting grant applications for field trips
• Former student lectures at NSU
• State ACT results released
• BREAKING NEWS: Missing man Buddy Wattenbarger found
• ‘Buddy’ safe; friends relieved
• Moving and grooving a way to tone and shape
• Music trail will bring pride to Muskogee children
• Expert: Fly ash dump could be problem
• Suspect: Slaying was self-defense
• BREAKING NEWS: Fly ash plume hits near Verdigris River
• BREAKING NEWS: Man charged with first-degree murder
• Deadline for business awards is nearing
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Aug. 25, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Mortgage loans available for veterans
• P.M. UPDATE: Wind industry workshop set
• P.M. UPDATE: Fund to help family of deceased child
• Blockbuster hosts summer blood drive
• Local Guardsmen train for deployment to Iraq
• UKB honor guard blessing to be public
• Ag conference geared to women
• Muskogee Development works toward plan to secure funding
• Mayday Mayday Mayday: Firefighters overcome resistance to calling for help
• Two races settled in runoffs
• A.M. UPDATE: Connors cheerleaders to compete in Nationals
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Aug. 24, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Cherokee Nation accepting grant applications for Cherokee history field trips
• P.M. UPDATE: State of Sequoyah Commission Conference scheduled
• P.M. UPDATE: Program for siblings of children with disabilities begins Sept. 18
• P.M. UPDATE: Prevent Blindness Oklahoma to conduct vision screening at Sadler
• Today’s best bets 08.25.10
• Vendors sought for Heritage Day event
• Veterans’ Job Club to meet
• Three injured in two-vehicle crash
• Keota man sent to hospital after single-vehicle crash
• Polls open today for runoff partisan elections
• Muskogee man files civil rights suit filed against UPS
• Bus tour to feature Wagoner County’s best agritourism venues
• Kids going new directions: Program provides after-school options
• Protecting seniors: Petition tour makes stop in Muskogee
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Aug. 23, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: County Commissioners Meeting at a Glance
• MEETING — Muskogee Board of County Commissioners
• MEETING — Muskogee City Council
• Muskogee woman to face multiple charges
• Highway to close for work on dam
• Danielle Coursey to give lecture at NSU
• I-40 narrows Monday in McIntosh County
• Thomas was hero to more than Muskogee
• Police to flip flapjacks to raise funds
• Child suffers injuries after fall into pool
• Finding families: Foster parents wanted for Cherokee kids
• New state programs to focus on female inmates
• Muskogee detention center housing record numbers of women
• Farewell fit for a hero: Vietnam veteran finally laid to rest after 39-year wait
• Group opinions differ on English-language measure
• Movin’ Kids More event to promote healthy lifestyle
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation to track sex offenders
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Nancy Stolper
• Motherhood defines her
• Child drowns at birthday party
• In session: Connors classes helps inmates get ahead
• Monumental marker: Park’s history revealed with stone from family
• Candidates set for runoffs Tuesday
• Beginning of end for MHS seniors
• Development group seeks funding
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Aug. 20, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Tribal council approves Hastings hospital improvements
• P.M. UPDATE: City to review bids for MLK Center operations
• P.M. UPDATE: Armed robber gets away with prescription drugs
• P.M. UPDATE: Multi-cultural event Saturday at local church
• Two arrested on arson, drug manufacturing complaints
• Jail employee arrested
• City to review bids for MLK Center
• Armed robber gets away with drugs
• Muskogee man hit with porn charges
• Wellness coalition picking up steam, moving ahead
• Budgets put squeeze on student transfers
• Salvation Army makes report public event
• Man held on porn complaints
• P.M. UPDATE: Parent Advisory Committee meeting, Gore Public School
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Aug. 19, 2010
• Cherokee Nation WIC to hold public comment hearing
• Local FFA chapter receives national ranking
• Muskogee man critical after motorcycle crash
• Area schools get five-year grants
• Elks fill teachers’ wish lists at 2 Wagoner schools
• Court date set for stabbing suspect
• Regatta is a serious competition
• Motel fire blamed on meth lab
• Two in custody in Tahlequah after argument turns deadly
• MHS PTSA honored with state award
• Shooting suspect charged
• Tahlequah hospital to build Tulsa cancer center
• Fallen soldier returned after 39 years
• Republicans battle to face Boren in US House race
• One dead, 1 held in stabbing
• Hands-on class teaches ancient technique of pain relief
• City changes way it lists bids
• Fighting farm team
• P.M. UPDATE: Early runoff voting begins
• COMING THURSDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Vendors sought for Heritage Day event
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Aug. 18, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Benefit scheduled for Fort Gibson man
• P.M. UPDATE: Republican club to meet
• BREAKING NEWS: Okay man dies from stab wounds
• Food handler classes set
• Online application easier for vets
• Creek Freedmen to meet Saturday
• Cost-share assistance offered to benefit soil and water
• Port ready to take bids for tract improvements
• New bridge to replace historic span
• School-based clinic ready to treat students
• Finance committee split on transit fare issue
• Police discover weapon in slaying suspect’s car
• P.M. UPDATE: Man dies in Cherokee County trailer fire
• P.M. UPDATE: Cannaday to serve on principal training task force
• COMING WEDNESDAY
• A.M. UPDATE: Elementary schools host open house events
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Reports Aug. 17, 2010
• A.M. UPDATE: Local schools to host open houses
• P.M. UPDATE: Area schools receive five-year grants
• BREAKING NEWS: Slaying suspect jailed in Muskogee
• Investigators to speak with slaying suspect
• Enrollment continues after classes begin at CSC
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee Police Report Aug. 16, 2010
• P.M. UPDATE: Okrafest dries up in Checotah
• P.M. UPDATE: Firefighter charged with theft
• P.M. UPDATE: Cost-share assistance available to benefit soil and water
• P.M. UPDATE: Muscogee (Creek) Nation wins several awards
• Muskogee woman awarded scholarship
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation wins awards
• Fresh Paint Days grant app has been approved
• Sales tax revenues on upward trend from 2009
• Checotah cancels Okrafest
• Muskogee educator recognized by ING program
• Muskogee firefighter charged with theft, terminated
• Business owner fined in sales tax case
• Q&A with Okie From Muskogee Rita Spaulding
• She comes from across the sea
• Loan could help Wagoner hospital offer new services
• Group wants to promote Tahlequah as the place for Native American art
• Suspect in fatal shooting faces extradition from Arkansas
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect in killing jailed in Arkansas
• Boren annouces grant to eastern Oklahoma colleges
• Event combines shopping with WISH fundraiser
• NAACP wants to become caretaker of MLK Center
• Workshops give skills to find employment
• Growing number of unemployed strains services
• Man seen in argument before fatal shooting
• Standoff ends in arrests
• BREAKING NEWS: Two in custody after standoff
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot to death
• P.M. UPDATE: Police identify two suspects in burglary
• MEETING — Muskogee Planning and Zoning Commission
• Campbell Russell was an innovator
• UKB is holding review of its honor guard
• Neighbor hailed as lifesaver
• Batfish brings history alive for visitors
• Cat feared dead in fire receives hero’s welcome
• Scams bilk elderly out of thousands
• Dead in the water: Heat, oxygen levels contribute to fish kill
• A.M. UPDATE: Suspect shoots at, misses, witness to robbery
• A.M. UPDATE: Muskogee police report 08.13.10
• P.M. UPDATE: Apartment fire originated in attic
• Wagoner County firefighters to meet
• Burn ban not planned for county
• Suspect jailed after a chase on 4-wheeler
• Five arrested after armed robbery
• Local FFA chapter receives ranking
• Grandmother walks to raise awareness for bone marrow donors
• State warns of construction projects
• Woman wants to make paralysis chance to motivate others
• Suspect shoots at witness to robbery
• Fort Gibson’s year begins
• Muskogee County undersherrif resigns
• BIA audits Cherokee marshal’s evidence room
• Program gives health care professionals career boost
• Firefighters save man’s teeth
• Orientation makes freshmen confident
• A.M. UPDATE: Fire official says second-floor apartments unsafe
• P.M. UPDATE: Two men missing from hospitals
• P.M. UPDATE: Five arrested after armed robbery of convenience store
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee police report 08.12.10
• MHS freshman orientation set
• Cherokees to apply for energy grant
• ICTC announces winners of contest
• OG&E issues an electricity advisory
• MEETING – Indian Capital Technology Center Board of Education
• NSU to construct reading lab
• Batfish living history day set Friday, Saturday
• Man agrees to avoid children while free on bond
• Gore school delayed a week
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire damages Shady Hollow Apartments
• COMING THURSDAY
• USDA announces deadline to apply for SURE program
• Eagle staff serves as reminder of tribe’s vets
• Recalling women’s struggle to gain vote
• Sheriff says jail complaints are addressed
• Thunderbird, military turn life around
• Gore may delay start of school
• Cornerstone ‘epitomizes’ Bacone’s mission
• P.M. UPDATE: NAACP to hold monthly meeting Thursday
• P.M. UPDATE: Muskogee police report
• P.M. UPDATE: OG&E issues electricity advisory
• BREAKING NEWS: Gore to delay school's start to Aug. 19
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Muskogee County
• Muskogee County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Muskogee County
• Muskogee Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• 13th Annual Oklahoma Renaissance Festival
• Bare Bones Film Festival

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